36th International Geological Congress (IGC)-Announcement-Reminder

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From: Shanker Daya <dayasfeq@xxxxxxxxxx>


Dear colleagues/staff/students,

The 36th International Geological Congress (IGC) is taking place from 2nd
to 8th of March 2020 in Delhi, India. The 287 sessions/symposia of the
scientific program cover all disciplines of geological sciences
https://www.36igc.org/science-program. The IGC is a global event that takes
place every 4 years, the most recent ones have been held in Capetown, South
Africa (2016), and Brisbane, Australia (2012).

*Abstracts*
Abstracts can be submitted online at
https://www.36igc.org/abstract-submission and are free of charge until
15th September 2019. Afterward, the abstract fee will be 20 USD with
a final submission deadline of 15th October 2019.

*Travel support*
This yearâ??s IGC involves GeoHost, a support program designed to enable 1000
young or financially disadvantaged geoscientists to attend the IGC. Find
out if you are eligible here: https://www.36igc.org/geohost-program.

*Registration*
The Super Early Bird registration ends already at the end of this week
(31st of August). For the Early Bird you still have a bit of time (30th of
November 2019). More details here:
https://www.36igc.org/congress-registration.


*I take this opportunity to invite you to submit an abstract to our
session/symposium: We look forward to seeing you in Delhi. Please visit the
web site and submit abstract in the session *


*41.3 Statistical SeismologyJ. Zhuang zhuangjc@xxxxxxxxx (Japan) S. S.
Teotia (UK) D. Shanker (India)*

*Dr. J. Zhuang is Associate professor at Institute
of Statistical Mathematics, Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan.*

*Prof. Teotia is professor in Department of Geophysics, Kurukshetra
University, Kurukshetra, India. The area of specialization is non-linear
processes in seismology, fractal/multifractal studies of various
regions, seismic hazard assessment, earthquake ground motion simulation
etc.*

* Dr. D. Shanker, Associate Professor, Department of Earthquake
Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, Uttarakhand,
India*

*This symposium will provide researchers an opportunity to assess recent
developments and delineate future directions of research
in statistical seismology. The main challenge in statistical seismology is
to understand the statistical behaviour of earthquake occurrence,
earthquake physics, time-dependent earthquake forecasting. This symposium
will cover presentations on various fields
of statistical seismology including: (1) Recent development
of statistical models and methodologies for seismicity analysis, especially
on rate/state dependent friction law, seismicity rate changes, recurrence
model for characteristic earthquakes, clustering models; (2) Understanding
of the earthquake physics through statistical analysis, such as nucleation,
friction, faulting, earthquake triggering, induced seismicity, and
interactions between seismic and slow slip, tremors, (3) Probabilistic
Earthquake forecasts and forecast evaluations; earthquake hazard
mitigation. (4) Case applications of statistical seismology to
large-to-great earthquakes operational forecasts.*

*Keywords: Statistical descriptions of earthquake occurrences, earthquake
physics, earthquake forecast, statistical model of seismicity, earthquake
interaction, clustering, induced seismicity, earthquake triggering.*


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